Low clouds are in the stratus group, consisting of stratus, nimbostratus, and stratocumulus. These clouds range up to 6,500-feet. Stratus clouds often resemble fog, and mist sometimes falls from the clouds.
Cumulus, cumulonimbus, stratocumulus and stratus. They are found below 6500 feet.
stratocumulus
well its NOT cumulus.
its stratus
fog?
stratus
Ground level. Fog is low-lying cloud.
This could apply to any low-level cloud. If the cloud is at ground level it is called fog.
A stratocumulus cloud is a type of low-lying, gray, thickly layered cloud that appears lumpy. It can sometimes create light precipitation.
Fog, or very low lying stratus clouds can touch the ground.
Fog
Ground level. Fog is low-lying cloud.
nimbostratus
This could apply to any low-level cloud. If the cloud is at ground level it is called fog.
A stratocumulus cloud is a type of low-lying, gray, thickly layered cloud that appears lumpy. It can sometimes create light precipitation.
Fog, or very low lying stratus clouds can touch the ground.
Fog
Some low lying land types are:ValleyFarewellMarshLow pointHollowLow-lying areaSheltered spotCrooner JerryDellLow-lying wetland
A nimbus cloud is a low cloud due to soft rain drops.
Fog is actually a low lying cloud, usually forms in the morning when the cold front is meeting with the warmer front *usually the sun*.
It predicts severe weather and its a low cloud(that is if you know what i mean by a low cloud haha)
Yes. Fog is nothing more than low lying clouds. You can get the same effect by driving into the mountains and entering the cloud cover as you increase in elevation.
This is a dangerous thing, it can happen if the gas evaporates in a confined or low lying place. Large fires and explosions can result. It is also a miss-use of language to think that a true white fluffy cloud can form in the sky from gasoline.